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Janatics Motorized Solenoid Valve for automated fluid and process flow control
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Janatics Motorized Solenoid Valve Supplier in Noida

A Janatics motorized solenoid valve uses an electrical signal to control compressed-air flow. When power is supplied to the solenoid coil, a magnetic field is generated which causes a plunger/pilot to move, thus moving the internal spool, either directing or opening air paths. When power is withdrawn, a spring or a solenoid opposite to the energized one will move the spool back. This enables fast, reliable pneumatic actuator control in automated machinery.

When to choose it

For lines where compressed air is not available at the valve, and where slow opening helps avoid water hammer.

Industries

Water treatment, cooling lines, HVAC and utilities.

Ordering checklist

  • Line size and media
  • Control voltage
  • Fail position required
SPECIFICATIONS

Janatics Motorized Solenoid Valve specifications.

Figures come from the Janatics catalogue and are confirmed for your size at quotation.

Parameter

Details

Product Type

Janatics motorized solenoid valve

Operation

Electrically operated valve for on/off line control

Primary Use

Opening or closing utility and process lines where pneumatic actuation is not available

Suitable Applications

Water treatment, cooling lines, HVAC and utility systems

Line Size

Confirm the required valve size as per the pipe connection

Operating Media

Confirm the liquid or utility media to be controlled

Control Voltage

Confirm the available electrical supply or PLC control voltage

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BEFORE YOU ORDER

Good questions. Straight answers.

A few practical details to help you frame your next engineering project.

View the full FAQ

Yes, it may take a few seconds to operate, making it suitable for water and utility lines.

Yes, it can be controlled through the specified electrical control signal.

Its uses are varied in water purification, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and many more utilities.